Libyan crisis eases as calls off hit team claims emerge
Washington reports unconfirmed word that Col. Khadafy may have ordered off planned hit teams targeting Reagan officials. Libya cooperates on exit visas for U.S. workers, easing crisis atmosphere. Officials say punitive steps to be shelved if indications hold.
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Libya
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Muammar Khadafy
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AMA to educate on medical consequences of nuclear war
The American Medical Association voted at its Las Vegas interim meeting to educate doctors politicians and the public on the medical consequences of nuclear war. It aims to inform President Reagan and Congress and includes cooperation with Civil Defense planning despite student opposition to hospital bed mobilization plans for future large scale conflicts.
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James Muller
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
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Defense Department
Physicians For Social Responsibility
Europe
Mideast
Pentagon
Shaping Teens The Quiet Power Of Parental Influence
A reflection on how parents, peers, and public figures shape youth identities. As adolescence brings rebellion and risk taking, parental guidance remains crucial when teens choose smoking drinking driving and school. The piece emphasizes supportive roles during the push for independence.
House to fight Reagan plan to dismantle energy dept
House Speaker Thomas ONeill and other Democrats vow to oppose President Reagan's proposal to move the Department of Energy functions to other agencies. Some Republicans voice reservations about shifting the nuclear weapons program to the Commerce Department, while Senate GOP leaders back the plan. Energy policy critics urge centralized leadership and hearings to avoid scattered authority and foreign oil dependence.
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Department of Energy
O'Neill
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House
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Tex
Armed Services Committee
Commerce Department
Senate
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Congress
Department
Energy
James Edwards
Richard L. Ottinger
D-N.y
Subcommittee On
Energy Conservation and Power
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